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Its called breaking the law....we dont do lynchings either.... on occassions though with child abusers etc Ive felt like doing something myself...

Oh yeah, it's "breaking the law" to defend your neighborhood from toughs? It just figures that the cops would rather arrest people defending themselves, than to stand up to illegal gangs roaming the streets.

In the US, it's call "self defense". NOBODY said anything about lynching them, but a good beating is the best way to turn bullies into potential friends.

Just goes to prove you guys are a bunch of wusses, and that you won't even stand up to these people even to save your own lives.

Oh yeah, it's "breaking the law" to defend your neighborhood from toughs? It just figures that the cops would rather arrest people defending themselves, than to stand up to illegal gangs roaming the streets.

In the US, it's call "self defense". NOBODY said anything about lynching them, but a good beating is the best way to turn bullies into potential friends.

Just goes to prove you guys are a bunch of wusses, and that you won't even stand up to these people even to save your own lives.

Don't get me started on that PC mentality.....sickening the hell out of me!

I should be able to use any word/term that the subject in question would to describe/identify themselves.
Any information that is relevant and apparent to identify anyone should be used. Period.

I agree that PC is way over used and restrictive. It is used to put out false descriptions or more precisely no descriptions of groups heavily involved in crime. If a group is prone to criminal activity today's PC will label you a racist if you notice that fact.

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